Five Chimneys: The Story of AuschwitzMemoir of a Hungarian woman who was imprisoned for several years in the German concentration camp Auschwitz. |
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... waiting for their prey . Despite their capes and good clothing they never hesitated to seek shelter when it rained . Frequently they did not trouble to come to the roll call at all . Only ... wait for the commanders , often 38 FIVE CHIMNEYS.
... waiting for their prey . Despite their capes and good clothing they never hesitated to seek shelter when it rained . Frequently they did not trouble to come to the roll call at all . Only ... wait for the commanders , often 38 FIVE CHIMNEYS.
Page 151
... waiting in a washroom before being transferred to the " hospital . " " Why have they had to wait so long ? " he asked the guard . " The ambulance is not available , " answered the S.S. " It is being used to transport the boxes ! " I ...
... waiting in a washroom before being transferred to the " hospital . " " Why have they had to wait so long ? " he asked the guard . " The ambulance is not available , " answered the S.S. " It is being used to transport the boxes ! " I ...
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... wait for them there . The hospital saw distressing scenes . The sick were in panic . Those who had any strength left at all leaped from their beds to reclaim their clothing . We distributed what we had , but we could not clothe more ...
... wait for them there . The hospital saw distressing scenes . The sick were in panic . Those who had any strength left at all leaped from their beds to reclaim their clothing . We distributed what we had , but we could not clothe more ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE I 8 HORSESOR 96 MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN | 1 |
THE ARRIVAL | 12 |
BARRACK 26 | 25 |
Copyright | |
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